will this run a 12 volt dc fan ?
31602
That would all depend on what the wattage of the 12 volt fan is. Being that this solar panel is rated at 5 watts maximum it does not have too much output to run larger motors directly.
501273
Yes it is possible....all USB standards are 5 volts....and that's what these fans are wired as. If you need a regular 12v fan, they sell similar ones having a 12v input having typical computer molex connectors....then you need some kind of power supply that provides 12v instead (like all the lines of a computer power supply)....they sell a transformer that has an output of 12v for this purpose as well.
972696
It's actually about 16 volts DC. However, I think it would work OK on 12 volts.
1976410
It is 12 volt DC to operate it and the contact are rated at 150 Amps @ 12 VDC. It could be used in an engine starting application, but is probably "over kill" for use to operate a fan. I would think a smaller relay would be better for a fan.
1917785
Yes, This can be attached directly to a 12 volt battery. I would suggest running a inline fuse. There is not a power cord on the fan. There is just a little amount of wire off the bottom of the fan and you would run your own wire to make it a clean install.
144634
I would think so if it will accept the power plug just like in a vehicle but I would check the voltage draw as does fan us 6 volts or straight 12 volt. The reason I say this is fan may not be able to reduce voltage itself for proper operation.
756506
Yes it will, that is exactly what I have mine setup for. You may want to invest in a higher quality (quieter) 24v fan to cool it though, as it is quite loud right out of the box.
1153315
As long as the power can get cut to 12V this should work fine. Depending on how long and how much overexposure the fan get to the elements will effect the plastic housing in the long run.. James
1552473
Dear Dale, what is the current rating of the fan? the converter can supply 3A maximum. Beware that you cannot exceed the input voltage (40V). 36 VDC is fine if the source doesn't generate spikes above 40V. A 12 gauge wire is massive, much more than you need for the 3A this converter can supply. Again, I have no idea if it is enough for your fan. Regards, Jorge
796938
No. This is designed to run on lower DC voltage supplied by the Computer. I believe it is 12 volts DC so if you had a converter to adjust your voltage correctly, I believe you could make it work. I think you would be better off finding a 120 VAC fan designed for the usage you require.
811108
I have a 8 inch battery powered fan that takes 6 watts to run. This should do the trick.
29438
The fan runs off of 12 volts. Assuming that your using this in an RV, if your replacing an existing fan you would just use the power that is already there. If your placing this in an opening that didn't have a fan already then you'll need to fish a line to the nearest 12v light and tap into that for power.
2072473
That would be impractical.This is a fan fed by DC so you would need some kind of AC-DC converter to output 12V DC voltage.For RPM you would have to variate your DC voltage in the range of 8-12V or use something that outputs PWM signal similar to one being generated in the motherboard.
1608032
You didn't supply much information, but my guess is yes. If whatever controls the cooling fans can supply 24 volts to the Orbit valve to turn it on, then sure. Or, if the fans are switched 120 volts, then you should be able to wire in a plug from that circuit and use a 120 to 24volt transformer.
1007491
This device produces 12 volts of DC electricity. If you need 12 volts of DC and do not exceed the amp rating of the unit, it should work.
246860
Out of the box it is only 12 volt DC. You need to purchase an adapter to connect to 120 volt AC.
914446
This is a 12 volt DC fan, so you need a DC power supply. I use a computer power supply which works great and can handle the high load - 30-40 watts. This blower is intended for marine use, but I use it to boost a dryer vent line and has survived the heat and humidity for 2 years now.